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    <description> Pete Forster dons his white coat and safety goggles and takes a look through the&amp;#160;week in science, visiting the prestigious Las Vegas hacking contest Defcon, and assessing the scientific virtues - or otherwise - of the latest Dan Brown thriller to hit the silver screen, Angels and Demons. </description>
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